Archives for August 2015

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• ▼ 2018 (60)
  • ▼ September (7)
    • Global Climate Action Summit Brings Surge of New Commitments
    • Weibo and UN Environment Join to Support Champions of the Earth
    • Wildlife Crime Gangs Pose Mounting Threat to Elephants
    • UK Fingerprinting Kits to Help Fight Illegal Wildlife Trade
    • Planting Cocoa to Save Forests in Madagascar
    • Zoohackathon 2018: Finding Tech Solutions for Curbing Wildlife Crime
    • Dolphinwatch Celebrates Launch of Marine Schools Programme
  • ► August (10)
    • International Literacy Day, 8 September 2018
    • Environmental Education Grantees to Receive $3.3 Million
    • Innovative Environmental Education in a Chilean Biosphere Reserve
    • Lawsuit Challenges Oregon’s Denial of Full Protection for Marbled Murrelets
    • Minke Whaling in Iceland Has Stopped
    • Scientists Ask Supreme Court to Maintain Protections for Endangered Frogs
    • Endangered Tiger Parts Seized by Malaysian Authorities
    • 30,000 Taronga Guests Raise Their Palm for Tigers
    • Advocates Rally to Protect Vanishing Vaquita Porpoise
    • 2018 Innovative Environmental Education Award Winners
  • ► July (7)
    • Zimparks Carry On With GPS Tracking of Wildlife
    • STUDY: An Estimated 84 Endangered Amur Leopards Remain in the Wild in China and Russia
    • Study Highlights Need for Online Wildlife Trade Monitoring in Viet Nam
    • Twenty-three Nations to Step Up Their Climate Ambition
    • Earth’s Second Largest Reef Off ‘Danger List’ Following IUCN’s Advice
    • Uganda Hosts 6th Annual Forum on Illegal Timber Trade
    • Conservation, Animal Groups Defend Protections for Elephants, Rhinos
  • ► June (6)
    • France to Host IUCN World Conservation Congress 2020
    • Habitat Protection Sought for Spring Pygmy Sunfish
    • African Livelihoods at Risk as Species Face Extinction
    • China Joins Tanzania and Malawi to Curb Illegal Wildlife Trade
    • Threatened Turtle Doves Get Parliamentary Champion
    • Endangered Vaquita Porpoise Survival Ensnared in Unresolved Conservation Strategy
  • ► May (12)
    • Illegal Trade of Endangered Black Spotted Turtle Dramatically Increases
    • France to Host IUCN World Conservation Congress 2020
    • Trade of Endangered Red Panda in China Study Released
    • Madidi Expedition Ends After Two-and-a-Half Years
    • Saving Endangered Animals with Software for the Stars
    • One Third of World’s Protected Areas Degraded by Humans
    • Marine Mammals and Other Species Protected by ESA are Recovering
    • CITES’ Effort to Halt Elephant Poaching in Zimbabwe Strengthened
    • Saving Species Project Launched in Viet Nam
    • Wildlife Trafficking Complaint Against Facebook Sent to SEC
    • New TRAFFIC Bulletin Highlights Ongoing Threats of Wildlife Trade
    • Bumble Bee Atlas Project Engages Citizens to Track Bumble Bees
  • ► April (3)
    • Coffee Companies Commit to Tackle Deforestation in Indonesia
    • Rhinos Find a Second home in the Dudhwa National Park
    • Google and WWF Use Technology to Teach Students About the Environment
  • ► March (1)
    • Tech Companies Unite to Stop Wildlife Traffickers
  • ► February (4)
    • Seizure of Captive Tigers Resurrects Farming Threat
    • Critically Endangered Sunda Pangolins Receives “Totally Protected” Status
    • Finalists Announced for International Big Cats Film Festival
    • Oregon Raises Protections for Marbled Murrelets
  • ► January (10)
    • Groups Urge Protection for Yellowstone Grizzlies
    • Markhor Poachers Captured and Sentenced
    • Rescued Endangered Rhinos Closer to Wild
    • Sniffer Dog Helps Apprehends Poacher
    • Atlantic Humpback Dolphin Now Listed as “Critically Endangered”
    • WCS Hopeful for Elephants In 2018
    • Become an RSPB Scotland Volunteer
    • How Climate Change is Damaging Scotland
    • TRAFFIC Study: Japan’s Ivory Markets Must Close
    • Endangered Sunda Pangolin Hammered by Illegal Trade
• ► 2017 (150)
  • ► December (6)
    • Man Ferrying Tiger Carcass Fined and Imprisoned
    • Colombia’s Dahl’s Toad-headed Turtle Threatened
    • The Benefits of Saving Tigers in the Wild
    • Instagram Users to Receive Threatened Wildlife Alerts
    • Arctic Shorebirds Decline
    • TRAFFIC Helps Train China Wildlife Crime Agencies
  • ► November (7)
    • Wild Lions Under Threat From Pan-African Trade
    • African Elephant Poaching Down, Ivory Seizures Up
    • Links Between Corruption and Wildlife Crime Highlighted
    • November is Manatee Awareness Month
    • Golden Triangle Spotlighted for Illegal Wildlife Trade
    • UK Announces Crackdown on Wildlife Crime
    • Scientists Join Forces on Sustainable Development
  • ► October (4)
    • Sumatran Tiger Population Increases in World Heritage Site
    • Fish Biomass Key to Conserving Reef Fish Biodiversity
    • India Holds “Zoohackathon” to Save Wildlife
    • Shark Species Protected Under CITES
  • ► September (10)
    • New Campaign to Protect All Life on Earth
    • Snow Leopards No Longer Considered ‘Endangered’
    • IUCN: 25,062 Species Threatened with Extinction
    • New Video of Jaguar in Arizona
    • New BOS Orangutan Conservation Area
    • World Wildlife Day 2017: Protecting Big Cats
    • Securing Snow Leopard Landscapes by 2020
    • Kinshasa’s Ivory Market Still Flourishing
    • WWF Report: New Species Discovered in the Amazon
    • Groups Challenge Removal of Grizzly Protections
  • ► August (14)
    • Endangered Species Protection Recommended for Cascades Frog
    • Upskilling Next Generation of Climate Leaders
    • Young Champions of the Earth Regional Finalists
    • Siamese Crocodiles Hatch at Reptile Conservation Center
    • Old Trees Accumulate Large Quantities of Carbon
    • New Study Finds China’s Ivory Market Shrinking
    • Thousands of Ivory Items Sold Weekly Online in Japan
    • Critically Endangered Giant Ibis Nests Discovered in Cambodia
    • Nearly Two Tons of Ivory Crushed in Central Park
    • Twelve Orangutans to be Released Back to Wild
    • Eighth African Pangolin Scale Seizure in Malaysia
    • Asia’s Tigers Face Devastating Snaring Crisis
    • Hope for Globally Endangered Greater Adjutant
    • Ivory Kingpin Arrested in Mozambique
  • ► July (16)
    • US Elephant Ivory Market Monitoring Baseline Set
    • Record Year for Rare Black-winged Stilts
    • A Small Hope for Tigers in Russia
    • Hunting Pangolins Increases Dramatically Across Central Africa
    • African and Asia-Pacific Countries to Strengthen Wildlife Laws
    • Viet Nam Provides Rhino Horn for DNA Testing
    • EU Contribution to Support Trees and Elephants
    • Endangered White-winged Duck Discovered in Cambodia
    • Hong Kong Seizes 7.2 Tonnes of Elephant Ivory
    • New Wolf Pack Confirmed in California
    • New Toad Species Discovered - and Already Threatened
    • Indonesian Breeding Plan Facilitates Wildlife Laundering
    • Ivory Seizure Exposes Japan’s Lax Ivory Trade Controls
    • Cambodia’s Ministries Meet to Address Wildlife Trafficking
    • Over 150 Asian Giant Softshell Turtles Return to the Wild
    • California Protects Rare Foothill Yellow-legged Frog
  • ► June (5)
    • One Special Tiger: The Story of Zolushka
    • Forensic Scientists Fight Wildlife Crime
    • Our Oceans, Our Future
    • WCS Launches World Oceans Day Challenge
    • World Environment Day and Nature
  • ► May (29)
    • Threats to Turtles Featured on World Turtle Day
    • Illegal Wildlife Products and Responsible Travel
    • Endangered Tiger Data Breakthrough Provided by Camera Trap
    • BOS to Release More Orangutans into Wild
    • Are Wolverines in the Arctic in the Climate Change Crosshairs?
    • Wildlife Traffickers Exploiting Airlines Worldwide
    • Action Needed to Halt Vaquita Porpoise Extinction
    • European Union Suspends Re-export of Raw Ivory
    • UN Issues Stamps Featuring CITES Species
    • E-Commerce Conference Addresses Wildlife Crime
    • Mapping Aids Critically Endangered Helmeted Hornbill
    • Workshop Promotes Co-operation on Illegal Eel Trade
    • Celebrating World Migratory Bird Day
    • New IUCN Programme to Help Carnivores Across Africa
    • IUCN World Heritage Report Stresses Protecting the Arctic
    • Stronger Protection Needed for World’s Most Trafficked Mammals
    • Yorkshire Wildlife Park Foundation Helps to Save Rhinos
    • Migration Atlas Created to Reduce Harm to Wildlife
    • Amur Tiger Released Back to Russia Wilderness
    • BOS to Release Six More Orangutans to Wild
    • CITES Strategy on Illegal Trade in Tortoises and Turtles
    • Illegal Wildlife Trade Prevention Training in Morocco
    • "Born in China" Helps to Protect Pandas and Snow Leopards
    • Supreme Court Protects Polar Bear Habitat
    • Foothill Yellow-Legged Frog Protection Possible
    • WTO Rules Against Saving Dolphins
    • Wildlife Workshops in Africa for Chinese Nationals
    • Cheetah Cubs Rescued From Illegal Wildlife Trade
    • Court Support Release of Endangered Mexican Gray Wolf
  • ► April (12)
    • Wildlife Trafficking in World’s Most Protected Areas
    • Critically Endangered Burmese Roofed Turtle Eggs Discovered
    • Social Marketing to Change Illegal Wildlife Consumption
    • Thousands Ask to Ban Unlimited Wild Turtle Trapping
    • Minke Whaling Season Due to Begin in Iceland
    • Volunteers Needed to Help Rare Seabirds
    • Rhino Horns Seized by Malaysian Customs
    • Dog Squads Commence Wildlife Detection Training
    • Fighting Wildlife Crime in Central India
    • Designating Environmental Crime a High Priority
    • BOS Deploys Orangutans for Pre-Release
    • Whale Advocates Condemn Norwegian Whale Hunt
  • ► March (22)
    • Hong Kong Poised for Critical Ivory Debate
    • Urgent Ban Needed to Save World’s Elephants
    • Uganda Biodiversity Fund Launched
    • Marine Biodiversity Protection Needs Additional Funding
    • Responsible Travel Promoted Through “Wild Africa” Salon
    • TRAFFIC Helps Deliver Training in Tanzania and Kenya
    • Lottery Fund to Help Save Puffins
    • CITES Combats Illegal Wildlife Trade in West Africa
    • New Report Calls to Protect Threatened Corals
    • RSPB’s Newest Reserve is Island Paradise
    • Remarkable Recovery of Kaka Population
    • Diversity and Carbon Storage in Tropical Forests
    • Congress Reintroduces Legislation for Tiger Stamp
    • WWF Working to Reduce Global Shark Fin Trade
    • Endangered Australian Turtles Receive Huge Boost for Survival
    • Bandung Market’s Contribution to Asian Songbird Crisis
    • Youth and Internet Giants Stand Against Wildlife Crime
    • World Wildlife Day Empowering Viet Nam’s Youth
    • Over 1,000 Rhinos Poached in South Africa in 2016
    • World Wildlife Day Photo Finalists Announced
    • UK Farmers Help Protect Rare Stone Curlew
    • South Africa's Poaching Progress Jeopardized
  • ► February (12)
    • Saving Endangered Species Youth Art Contest
    • New Zealand Whio Eggs Go Full Circle
    • Cheetah Conservation Fund Asks for Cheetah Reclassification
    • Mexican Gray Wolf Count Up in 2016
    • Elephant Poaching Gang Busted in Malaysia
    • Climate Change Impacts on Endangered Wildlife Massively Underreported
    • Approximately 30 Vaquita Porpoises Estimated to Survive in Wild
    • European Grasshoppers and Crickets Being Driven to Extinction
    • Eurasian Beaver Reintroduced in Scotland
    • Myanmar Government Finalizes Plans For Elephant Conservation
    • Myanmar Bears Killed for Illegal Trade
    • Machu Picchu Key Habitat for Andean Bear
  • ► January (13)
    • Fish Species in Danger of Global Extinction
    • Travel Trade Industry to Combat Illegal Wildlife Trafficking
    • Combating Snow Leopard Poaching and Trafficking
    • "Geek for Good" University Design Challenge
    • Eighteen Thousand Hotels Ban Shark Fin From Menu
    • World Wildlife Day Photo Competition for "Youth Around the World"
    • India Tiger Reserve Poachers "Affluent and Well-Educated"
    • Cooking Sustainable Foods Instead of Threatened Wildlife
    • World Wildlife Day 2017 Focuses on Global Youth
    • Is the Cheetah Racing Towards Extinction?
    • China to Ban Domestic Ivory Trade in 2017
    • Scientists Discover 163 New Species in Greater Mekong
    • Oregon Silverspot Butterfly on Path to Reintroduction
• ► 2016 (335)
  • ► December (18)
    • BOS Foundation Releases 251 Orangutans Since 2012
    • India-Nepal Tighten Trans-border Wildlife Enforcement
    • New Bird Species and Giraffe Under Threat
    • Third Orangutan Release by BOS Foundation
    • Amazon Deforestation on the Rise (Again)
    • Most Countries (95%) Missing Biodiversity Goals
    • Australian Sky Cameras Improve Wildlife Monitoring
    • Mexico Committed to Conservation of Their Oceans
    • Abu Camp in Africa Ends Elephant Riding
    • South American Macaw Proposed for Protection
    • Draft EU Energy Policies to Limit Tree Burning
    • Belize Providing Refuge For Threatened Sea Turtles
    • Asian Infrastructure Plans Threatens All Tigers
    • Brazil to Restore 12 Million Hectares of Forests
    • African Leopards Closer to Protection
    • California Court Upholds Ivory Trade Ban
    • Triggerfish Needed to Grow Reefs, Research Finds
    • Scottish Government’s Wildlife Crime Report
  • ► November (23)
    • Thai Legislation Failing to Protect Non-native Apes
    • Conservationist's Plan to Save Jaguars
    • Hackers Help Fight Illegal Wildlife Trafficking
    • Germany and California Cooperate on Climate Change
    • Indonesia to Netherlands Wildlife Trade Discrepancies
    • Ireland's Greenhouse Gas Emissions on the Rise
    • Hong Kong's Ecological Hotspots Need Protection
    • Wildlife Conference Hailed as ‘Game Changer’
    • Hanoi Workshop on Combating Illegal Wildlife Trade
    • Calls for Conservation to Collaborate with Palm Oil Industry
    • Viet Nam Under Scrutiny After Ivory Seizures
    • Climate Change Dramatically Disrupting Nature
    • Environment is 'Silent Casualty' of Armed Conflict
    • Oregon Passes Anti-wildlife trafficking Measure
    • Rats and Dogs to Protect Wildlife from Trafficking
    • Russia Agrees to Monumental Marine Protection Deal
    • Shark Trade Overview Needed
    • Record Number of Common Cranes in UK
    • UK Debates How to Save Species and Habitats
    • Africa's Virunga’s Hippos Climbing Back
    • Australia Joins in Raising Tsunami Awareness
    • Elephant Poaching Impacts African Tourism
    • A Win for Whooping Cranes
  • ► October (23)
    • Trees Can Save Tens of Thousands of Lives
    • Nigeria's Superhighway Threatens Elephants and Gorillas
    • New Liberian Law Helps Save Chimpanzee
    • Scotland's Orkney Corncrake Numbers Fall
    • Australia's State of the Climate 2016
    • Hundreds of Snow Leopards Poached Each Year
    • Tiger Cub Saved in Malaysia Raid
    • Japan’s 'Scientific Whaling’ Under International Spotlight
    • WCS Uses Facebook To Stop Wildlife Trafficking
    • Mexican Gray Wolf Gets Recovery Plan
    • Court to Consider Protections for Wolves
    • Countries Agree to Curb Greenhouse Gases
    • Columbian White-tailed Deer Moves Towards Recovery
    • Tropical Andes Freshwater Species at Risk
    • Taking Bold Steps to Protect Wildlife
    • Positive Outcomes from Wildlife Trade Conference
    • Significant Ivory Seizure in Viet Nam
    • Peccaries of Mesoamerica Now Highly Threatened
    • Cheetahs Get New Chance for Survival
    • CITES Agreement to Fight Wildlife Cybercrime
    • Sightings of Rare Kakī in New Zealand
    • Chambered Nautilus Receives International Protection
    • No Decline in Tiger Trafficking
  • ► September (14)
    • Action Urged to Save Critically Endangered Tortoise
    • The Critically Endangered Helmeted Hornbill is Flying Ivory
    • UN Issues Wildlife Stamps to Commemorate CoP17
    • Global Consortium Tackling Wildlife Crime
    • Worst African Elephant Decline in 25 Years
    • CITES Calls for Increased Protection of 500 Species
    • IUCN Congress Boosts Support for Indigenous People
    • First Global Conservation Priorities Set at IUCN Congress
    • Ocean Warming Impacts on Nature and Humans
    • IUCN Global Warning: Ocean Warming
    • The Bonn Challenge of Restoring Degraded Land
    • Conservation Players unite to Conserve Vital Places on Earth
    • Endangered Whales in Russia Recovering but Vulnerable
    • Coalition Launches to Scale Conservation Investment
  • ► August (20)
    • A Lost Century for Forest Elephants
    • IUCN Congress to Debate Biodiversity Offsets Policy
    • The IUCN World Conservation Congress 2016 Begins
    • Canines Help Nab Poacher With Elephant Ivory
    • Analysis: Human Impact on Environment Has Slowed
    • Effective Enforcement Key to Helmeted Hornbill Survival
    • China Sentences Ring of Tortoise Smugglers
    • New Method in Detecting Illegal Wildlife Crime
    • WAZA and TRAFFIC Combat Illegal Wildlife Trade
    • Timor-Leste's Ataúro Island Has Highest Reef Fish Average
    • Russia and U.S. Map Arctic Breeding Birds
    • Nations Celebrate Landmark Migratory Bird Treaty
    • WWF Launches Virtual Reality ‘Tiger Experience’
    • Tech Leaders to Fight Illegal Wildlife Trafficking
    • India Adopts the “World Elephant Day”
    • Three Island Fox Subspecies Now Fully Delisted
    • Indonesia's Birds Plundered to Supply Javan Markets
    • Innovative Technology to Help Endangered Black Stilts
    • TRAFFIC Recommendations CITES Appendices
    • Oakland Zoo Releases Critically Endangered Frogs
  • ► July (31)
    • Angelsharks Protected Under the Endangered Species Act
    • WWF: Tiger Farming in Asia Must End
    • African elephants Continue to Face Serious Threats
    • International Effort Needed to Save World's Largest Mammals
    • WCS Education Program Among Best in Latin America
    • WMO Examines Record Temperature in Kuwait
    • WWF-Hong Kong Welcomes Halt of Shark Fin Shipments
    • Bulgaria Accused of Failing to Protect Endangered Birds
    • Wildlife Alliance Releases Endangered Gibbons in Cambodia
    • Cambodia Wildlife Sanctuary Sells First Carbon Credits
    • Good News for Critically Endangered Snail
    • New Zealand's "Battle For Our Birds" Begins
    • Global Climate Temperature Breaks Records in 2016
    • Climate Change Degrading Coral Reefs Globally
    • China's Environmental Protection Team Meets in Jiangxi
    • Sime Darby Foundation Funds Tiger Poaching Enforcement
    • Vietnam's Illegal Ivory Trade Threatens Elephants
    • Developing Countries Lead World in Green Financing
    • Navy Must Protect Marine Mammals
    • Cheetah Conservation Fund Hosts Fundraising Gala
    • Poland to Report on Management of Bialowieza Forest
    • Sharks and Orangutans at Increasing Risk of Extinction
    • New Zealand Firm Helps Save Critically Endangered Takahē
    • CITES to Help Build Law Enforcement Capacity in Africa
    • Green Climate Fund Backs UN Climate Action Projects
    • EU Fights Invasive Alien Species
    • Butterfly Reintroduction Project Reaches New Milestone
    • High-Tech Solution for India's Human-Wildlife Conflict
    • Infant Chimpanzee Rescued in DR Congo
    • Workshop to Combat Wildlife Crime in Ethiopia
    • Breeding White-Naped Cranes on Decline
  • ► June (39)
    • Organizations Call for North America Climate Strategy
    • Countering Wildlife Trafficking Meeting Held in Taiwan
    • A Ghost in the Making
    • Protection Sought for Wild Red Wolves
    • Greater Sage Grouse Numbers Continue to Climb
    • Offshore Fracking Threatens Alaska's Endangered Belugas
    • The Importance of Gravel-Bed River Floodplains
    • $10,000 Reward Offered Over Killing of Wolf Pups
    • Conservationists Appeal for Protection of Silky Sharks
    • Protection Sought for Pacific Bluefin Tuna
    • EU Adopts Wildlife Trafficking Action Plan
    • New Zealand Celebrates Volunteer Week 2016
    • Gorilla Gets Good News in War-Torn Congo
    • 12,500 Young Voices to Save Sea Turtles
    • Dragon Mania Legends® Supports Endangered Animals
    • Belize Implements Sustainable Fisheries Reform
    • 388 Scientists Urge Protection of Arctic Ocean
    • South Pole Passes Global Warming Milestone
    • Strengthening an Economy and Resilience in the Face of Climate Change
    • WCS Kicks off Third Phase of 96 Elephants Campaign
    • 100 Days Left to CITES World Wildlife Conference
    • Global Effort to Restore Degraded Forests
    • Singapore Joins Global Movement to Crush Ivory Trade
    • Scotland Reaching 2020 Climate Targets Early
    • Combating Wildlife Crime Gets $40 Million Boost
    • A Fashionable Partnership to Save Rhinos
    • Killer Whales Remain Protected in Washington State
    • Germany Hosts Forum on Impact of Illegal Wildlife Trade
    • Students Celebrate World Environment Day in Shanghai
    • Fighting for the Mexican Gray Wolf Reintroduction
    • Habitat Protection Sought for Killer Whales
    • Value of Environmental Crime up 26%
    • UN Agencies Speak Out on Thai Temple Tigers
    • EU Marine Litter Reduction of 50% Proposed
    • WWF-UK Calls For National Debate to Protect Nature
    • WCS Applauds Historic, Groundbreaking US Ivory Ban
    • Elephants Could Disappear from Tanzania World Heritage Site
    • Africa's Effort to Save Lions
    • Seeking Protection for Ocelots in Arizona and Texas
  • ► May (44)
    • Tiger Brokers Arrested by Rangers and Police
    • BOS to Release Orangutans to Kehje Sewen Forest
    • Environment "Cannot Be An Afterthought", says Kenya's President
    • China Attempts to Build an "Eco-Civilization"
    • World Heritage Icons at Risk From Climate Change
    • Food & Beverage Companies Call for Climate Change Action
    • UN Seeks to Mobilize Millions to End Illegal Trade in Wildlife
    • Emergency Petition Filed to Save Red Wolf
    • Nature Conservancy's "Nature Works Everywhere" Program
    • African Wildlife Rangers Feel Vulnerable to Job Dangers
    • Freshwater Turtles Receive International Trade Protection
    • WWF-Hong Kong's "Run for Change" is Huge Success
    • UN Youth Video Competition on Climate Change
    • USFWS Grants $5.5 Million to Protect Imperiled Species
    • Saharan Addax Faces Imminent Extinction
    • Wild Places Saved by Saving Endangered Species
    • Global Environmental Outlook: Regional Assessments
    • WWF-UK Launches #GiveAHandToWildlife
    • Potential Food Price Shock for China and India
    • Australians Demand Action on Global Warming
    • World’s Smallest Porpoise Nears Extinction
    • Poaching Old Forest Elephants Threatens Rainforests
    • Taiwanese Humpback Dolphin Moves Toward Protection
    • Ice Cores Reveal Risks to Australia Water Supplies
    • WWF Welcomes UK-Led Effort on Illegal Wildlife Trade
    • $500 Billion to Adapt to Climate Change by 2050?
    • New UK Secretary for Energy and Climate Change
    • Too Soon to Delist Grizzlies
    • Kenya Fights Sophisticated Poaching Networks
    • Coalition Urges California Leaders to Phase Out Driftnets
    • Organizations Oppose Selling of Rhino Horns
    • UNEP Lecture on "Pathways to a Sustainable Future"
    • Small States Can Change the World
    • Battle For New Zealand's Birds 2016
    • Love Birds is Back in Asia's Altai Mountains
    • Winners of 2016 "Saving Endangered Species" Art Contest
    • Securing the Western Indian Ocean's Coral Reefs
    • Illegal Trade Pushes Helmeted Hornbill Towards Extinction
    • Society Must Innovate to Tackle Climate Change
    • Organized Crime Networks Targeted in East Africa
    • Oregon Ballot Initiative to Save Endangered Species
    • FWS Proposed Changes to Eagle Conservation
    • IUCN World Conservation Congress 2016
    • Record Agenda for World Wildlife Conference
  • ► April (35)
    • UNEP Zero Tolerance for Illegal Trade in Wildlife
    • WCS Praises Massive Ivory Burn
    • Kenya Ivory Burn is Effort to End Ivory Trade
    • A "Race Against Time" with Climate Change
    • U.S. Provides $49 Million in Grants to Protect Waterfowl
    • EU Urges Indonesia to Stay Course with Legal Timber
    • African Leaders Pledge Action on Illegal Wildlife Trade
    • Angola's Major Push Against Ivory Trade
    • Troubling Trade Questions About African Grey Parrots
    • Bowling to Save Rhinos (and Other Endangered Species)
    • AMERIKIDS USA Launches New Game for Earth Day
    • Sustainable Future Begins with Price Tag on Pollution
    • Diving Guide to Protect Marine Life Launched
    • WCS Publishes Concern Over Tiger Status Report
    • New UN Tool Demonstrates Benefits of Protecting Apes
    • West Coast Fisher Denied Endangered Species Protection
    • Indonesia Wildlife Traders On The Run
    • BOS Foundation to Release 12 Orangutans on Earth Day
    • Global Wild Tiger Population Increases
    • Rwanda's Model Green Village - a Sustainable Development Incarnation
    • 2015 Sets Record for Renewable Energy
    • African Universities See Wealth in Waste
    • Laos, China and Viet Nam Cooperate to Combat Wildlife Trafficking
    • World Heritage Sites Threatened Worldwide
    • Australia Coral Taskforce Unleashes Armada of Experts
    • USFWS Strengthens Protection for Captive Tigers
    • Sugar Sweetens Deal for Renewable Energy
    • Forests Can Reduce Aviation's Impact on Climate Change
    • Judge Rules FWS Improperly Fails to Protect Wolverines
    • Groups Welcome Protection for Russian Beluga Whales
    • Catastrophic Collapse of Grauer’s Gorilla Population
    • Private Sector Must Be Part of Wildlife Trafficking Solution
    • Great Barrier Reef Pollution Controls Not Sufficient
    • South East Europe gears up for UN Environment Assembly
    • Greening Peru's Economy
  • ► March (31)
    • Judge Rules USFWS Violated Endangered Species Act
    • Energy Efficiency Powers Latin America's Development
    • Renewable Energy Investments: New World Record Set
    • Australian Researchers Voice Concern Over Whale Sharks
    • 10 Worst Wind Energy Sites for Birds Identified
    • Energy Transformation Key to Jamaica's Green Economy
    • Australia Taking New Approach to Energy Innovation
    • UNEP Teams with Xinhua to End Illegal Wildlife Trade
    • Tiger Traders Arrested in Leuser Landscape, Indonesia
    • First Sumatran Rhino Contact in 40 Years
    • 20 New UNESCO Biosphere Reserves Added
    • FWS Distributes Nearly $50 Million to State Wildlife Projects
    • Arctic Sea Ice Levels Troubling for Arctic Wildlife
    • Endangered Mouse Gets Habitat Protection
    • Transport Sector to Help Fight Illicit Wildlife Trafficking
    • Pangolin Closer to Endangered Species Act Protection
    • WCS Signs Buckingham Palace Declaration on Wildlife Trafficking
    • Sir Partha Dasgupta Wins Environmental Achievement Prize
    • Endangered Tiger Killed in Myanmar Came from Thailand
    • Lawsuit Filed to Extend Monitoring of Wolves
    • Protection Sought for Endangered Taiwanese Humpback Dolphin
    • IUCN Reports Rhino Poaching Crisis in Africa
    • Flyover to Measure Cows Impact on Rainforest
    • Poaching Threatens Survival of African Elephants
    • Saving Endangered Species Means Being in Danger
    • Thriving Undocumented Ivory Market in Hawaii
    • Thirty Nepal Rhinos to be Translocated
    • Lions Transported From Zoos to African Sanctuary
    • $2M Challenge Launched to Save Oceans
    • UK Police Funded to Tackle Wildlife Crime
    • Vote to Help Save Endangered Lemurs
  • ► February (29)
    • Court Reinstates 120 Million Acres for Polar Bears
    • International Film Festival Celebrates Elephant Films
    • EU Action Plan for Wildlife Trafficking Adopted
    • Pollinators Vital to Food Supply Under Threat
    • Endangered Bat Habitat Discovered in Alberta, Canada
    • Cost to UK of Neglecting the Environment
    • Next Steps for New Zealand's Freshwater
    • Free Poster: Scaly Future for Indian Pangolin
    • Mexican Wolf Numbers Decline in Southwest
    • Wild Tiger Numbers Increasing in Thailand
    • Groups Call for Protection for Rays and Sharks
    • Workforce Training Needed for India’s Climate Goals
    • Critically Endangered Crocodile Released in Colombia
    • STEM Teacher Training in a Tropical Rainforest
    • Ban Urged for 'Synthetic' Rhinoceros Horn
    • WCS Scientists Finalist for Esteemed Conservation Award
    • $1.6 Billion Requested for U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in 2017
    • Nature Conservancy Partnership to Promote Ecotourism
    • Meeting to Protect World Sharks Convenes in February 2016
    • Kenya Green Universities Network Launched
    • New Funding for RZSS Edinburgh Zoo's Red Pandas
    • World Wildlife Fund Launches the Markets Institute
    • Conservationist Fight to Protect Imperiled Queen Conch
    • Video of America's Only Known Wild Jaguar
    • Most Vulnerable Tropical Reef Fish Identified
    • European Parliament Sends Message to Protect Nature
    • New Zealand Partnership Protects Rare Plant
    • WWF Reaches Wetland Conservation Milestone
    • African Water Resources Invaded by Alien Invasives
  • ► January (28)
    • Hong Kong Promotes Water Conservation to Kids
    • Belarus Adopts Environmental Action Plan
    • U.S. EPA launches its Strategic Plan for 2016-2020
    • White Whale Confirmed as Migaloo
    • Chameleon Species Discovered in Tanzania
    • New Zealand Webcam Introduces Albatross to World
    • Can You Help Save the World?
    • U.S. Protection for Endangered Right Whale Habitat
    • Endangered Kākāpō Nesting on Anchor Island
    • Blue Whale Survey off Taranaki Coast
    • Arrest of Illegal Wildlife Trader Trading on eBay
    • Critically Endangered Sumatran Rhino Pregnant
    • 2015 was Hottest Year Ever Recorded
    • New Book on How to Save Forest Elephants
    • Name That Panda Ambassador
    • CITES' Urgent Call on Illegal Rhino Horn Trade
    • Hong Kong Signals End to Domestic Ivory Trade
    • Republic of Congo Joins Effort to Protect Elephants
    • New Tool for the Sustainable Management of Species
    • FWS Findings for 17 Endangered Species Petitions
    • Egypt Studies Impact of Windpower on Migratory Birds
    • CITES Meeting on Illicit Trade and Preventing Extinction
    • WCS Collaborates with Customs on Illegal Trade
    • Brazilian "Songbird Forest" Protects Rare Birds
    • China Corporation to Help Combat Illegal Wildlife Trade
    • Born Free Declares 2016 "The Year of the Lion"
    • UNEP Inquiry Kicks Off Year of Green Finance
    • WWF China Celebrates 35th Anniversary
• ► 2015 (173)
  • ► December (29)
    • Legal Challenge Filed Over Gray Wolves
    • Tablet Technology to Monitor Zambia Wildlife Protection
    • Facebook Investigation Leads to Turtle Thieves
    • Guiding Chinese Cities on Sustainable Urbanisation
    • Sweden and Fiji Proposal to Save World's Oceans
    • Endangered Species Act Protection for Lions
    • WCS Supports Actions to Protect Lions
    • JacksGap Lauches Film on Tackling Climate Change
    • If Africa Builds Nests, Will the Birds Come?
    • Orangutan Rescue Mission Launched in Kapuas
    • Australia to Plant 20 Million Trees
    • Two-Year Study for Protected Areas Completed
    • SNAP to Study China's Illegal Trade in Ivory
    • New Zealand National Treasures Under Threat
    • Tibetan Administration Applauds Climate Agreement
    • Paris Climate Agreement Increases Hope for Future
    • American Campuses Act on Climate
    • Cheetah Scientists Contribute to Genomic Legacy
    • Wildlife Trafficking Bill Introduced in Senate
    • Endangered Tricolored Blackbird Protected in California
    • Cinderella Becomes a Mother
    • Forests Hold Possible Key to Combat Climate Change
    • ELI Press Announces Sustainability Handbook
    • Rare Fish Saved From Extinction
    • Sharks, Skates and Rays Proposed for Protection
    • More Than 17,000 Species of Marine Life Unprotected
    • WWF: China Can Meet Climate Commitments
    • Airplane Pollution Jeopardizes Paris Climate Goals
    • WCS Graphic: All Life Affected By Climate Change
  • ► November (22)
    • 'Whole System' Approach Needed for Greenhouse Emissions
    • UK Wildlife Crime Stoppers Awarded
    • Climate Agreement and Nature's Solutions
    • Mozambique Completes Elephant Collaring Effort
    • Paris Climate Conference Offers Historic Opportunity
    • World's Most Endangered Primates Revealed
    • France Emerges as Green Finance Leader
    • Passionate Stories of the Great Barrier Reef
    • Global Alliance Celebrates Combating Wildlife Crime
    • New Study for Understanding Leopards
    • INTERPOL-UNEP to Tackle Pressing Envionmental Crime
    • Countries Commit to Protect Migratory Waterbirds
    • Delmarva Fox Squirrel No Longer Endangered
    • Navy to Reassess Training Endangering Marine Mammals
    • Mongolia Takes SMART Approach to Catch Poachers
    • Mega-dams Jeopardize Endangered Irrawaddy Dolphin
    • European Council Conclusions on Climate Finances
    • International Waterbird Conference Starts in Bonn
    • Climate Action Needed to Stem Climate Instability
    • Poll Shows African Americans Strongly Back Climate Action
    • New Rhino Horn DNA Test Deployed to Vietnam
    • Mystery Deaths of Half Saiga Population
  • ► October (31)
    • Antarctic Ocean Wilderness Left Vulnerable
    • Keeping Global Temp Rise Under 2 Degrees C
    • USFWS Acts to Protect Nation's Aquatic Resources
    • Africa's Vultures Sliding Towards Extinction
    • Palau Creates National Marine Sanctuary
    • Tigers and Dolphins Get SMART Technology
    • USFWS Proposes Protection for African Lion
    • New Efforts to Promote Sustainable Agriculture
    • U.S. and Indonesia Cooperate on Climate Change
    • International Snow Leopard Day 2015
    • U.S. Zoos Request 18 African Elephants from Swaziland
    • Climate Change Threatens Remaining Snow Leopards
    • NOAA Hexacopter Monitors Killer Whales
    • Environmental Agencies Urge Protection of Fragile Reefs
    • The Edinburgh Zoo; Wild Cat Conservation and Jethro Tull
    • Endangered Species Act Protects Species
    • Reducing Black Carbon Can Save Lives
    • Leading Experts to Review Trade Levels of Plants
    • Countdown to Climate Meeting in Paris
    • Illegally Smuggled Orangutan Safely Returned Home
    • Samoan Species Proposed for Endangered Species Protection
    • WCS Launches New Strategy and Website
    • £9 Million Raised to Save Rainforest
    • Chile to Create Marine Protected Area Network
    • Ocean Health Index Releases 2015 Global Score
    • Endangered Species Protection Proposed for Florida Mussel
    • Hundreds of New Species Discovered in Himalayas
    • Illegal Trade Endangers Cactus Species
    • USFWS Protects Two Rare MaCaw Species
    • World Heritage Sites Under Threat From Oil, Gas and Mining
    • Hundreds of Thousands Call for Ivory Ban in U.S.
  • ► September (33)
    • Zoo Joins Global March for Elephants and Rhinos
    • Hawaiian Pollinators Proposed as Endangered Species
    • Endangered Russian Owl and Loggers Co-Exist
    • World Governments to Battle Illegal Wildlife Trade
    • Asia Bank Doubles Climate Change Financing to $6 Billion
    • Global Citizens Support Ambitious Paris Agreement
    • U.S. and China to Fight Climate Change and Wildlife Trafficking
    • Countdown to CITES Wildlife Conference
    • Tiger Letter to President Obama Focuses on China
    • Lost Salamanders Found and Saved
    • EU Consumers Want Rules to Tackle Illegal Timber
    • Sumatran Rhino Likely to Become Extinct
    • World Leaders Meet to Discuss Development Goals
    • Ruling Provides Greater Protection for Sea Otter
    • Regal Fritillary Considered for Protection
    • Wood Turtles (Slowly) Moves Towards Protection
    • USFWS Findings for 25 Endangered Species Petitions
    • Tricolored Blackbird Moves Closer to Protection
    • Electric Transportation Could Curb Greenhouse Gas
    • China - U.S. Climate Leaders Summit
    • Ocean's Wildlife Population Down by Half
    • Zoos Team with Universities to Save Turtles
    • Mojave Desert Snail May be Protected
    • Five African Countries to Curb Illegal Timber Trade
    • Edinburgh Zoo Welcomes Endangered Axolotls
    • Federal Judge Protects Izembek Wilderness
    • Scientists Advise on CITES Listed Animals
    • New "Pitch It" Campaign to Save Fish & Wildlife
    • Brazilian Footballer to Help Protect Amazon
    • Oakland Zoo Auctions Art by Animals
    • Photos Document Winged Wonders of Madidi
    • President Assists Alaskans in Combating Climate Change
    • Saving Coral Reefs Depends on Saving Fish
  • ► August (13)
    • Hawaiian Voters Support Monk Seal Protection
    • WCS Praises Thailand for Destroying Illegal Ivory
    • Rio de Janeiro in Compact toTackle Climate Change
    • NOAA Publishes Climate Science Strategy
    • BOS Releases 20 Orangutans to The Wild
    • WRI Calls for Large Solutions to Climate Change
    • U.S. Mayors Step Up for Climate Change
    • Expedition Discovers New Frog Species
    • Born Free Launches "What Elephants Like"
    • Saving Unloved Species One Crowd at a Time
    • Proposed Rules to Protect Whales and Dolphins
    • WCS Rallys for Ivory Ban on World Elephant Day
    • Rare Socorro Dove Hatches in Edinburgh Zoo
  • ► July (10)
    • UN Wildlife Trafficking Resolution
    • Malayan Tiger Declared Critically Endangered
    • Sharon Guynup on Saving Endangered Tigers (Part Five)
    • Sharon Guynup on Saving Endangered Tigers (Part Four)
    • Sharon Guynup on Saving Endangered Tigers (Part Three)
    • Sharon Guynup on Saving Endangered Tigers (Part Two)
    • Sharon Guynup on Saving Endangered Tigers (Part One)
    • Conservationists Rally to Save Vaquita Porpoise
    • Endangered Species Protection Sought for Moose
    • Conservationists Rally to Save Endangered Turtles
  • ► June (11)
    • Endangered Vaquita Porpoise Numbers Dwindle to 50
    • U.S. Government Destroys Ton of Ivory
    • Pope Francis Sends Message to Protect Nature
    • Eastern Puma Declared Extinct
    • California Assembly Passes Ivory Ban
    • All Chimpanzees Listed as Endangered
    • Petition to Classify African Elephants as Endangered
    • Elephants Get Support From Brooklyn 5th Graders
    • Beijing's "Bring No Ivory Home" Campaign
    • Good New and Bad News for Elephants
    • USFWS Provides Grants to Save At-Risk Species
  • ► May (10)
    • Major Decline in Elephant Population
    • Hope for World's Most Endangered Turtle
    • Biodiversity Expedition in Madidi National Park
    • New Legislation to Fight Wildlife Crime
    • Louisiana Black Bear Saved by ESA
    • Love Your Zoo Week 2015
    • Bagheera Launches New Law Section
    • Migratory Birds Get Boost From USFWS
    • World Migratory Bird Day
    • New Bird Species Discovered in China
  • ► April (3)
    • Free Endangered Species Photos for Students
    • Critically Endangered Monkey Photographed
    • Endangered Turtles Show Signs of Recovery
  • ► March (4)
    • Renewed Commitment to End Wildlife Trade
    • Reef 2050 A Good Start
    • Vote to Save Endangered Tigers
    • World Wildlife Day 2015: Focusing on Wildlife Crime
  • ► February (3)
    • Rarest Wild Cat Doubles in Numbers
    • Endangered Species Youth Art Contest
    • Campaign to Save Monarch Butterfly
  • ► January (4)
    • Learning to Save the Planet
    • Rare Glimpse of Endangered Saharan Cheetah
    • Endangered Chimpanzee Threatened by Climate Change
    • Development and Biodiversity Can Go Hand in Hand
• ► 2014 (14)
  • ► November (3)
    • STUDY: Volunteering can help save wildlife
    • Appetite for Resources Push Species to Brink
    • New E-book to Benefit WCS Tiger Work
  • ► August (3)
    • Painting to Save Tigers
    • Interview with Sharon Guynup
    • Jean-Christophe Vié Interview (Part 3)
  • ► July (5)
    • Jean-Christophe Vié Interview (Part 2)
    • Jean-Christophe Vié Interview (Part 1)
    • About SOS and Jean-Christophe Vié
    • Tom Lovejoy on Endangered Species
    • Liz Bennett on Endangered Species
  • ► June (3)
    • Gary Frazer on Endangered Species
    • The Cost of Saving Tigers (and other Endangered Species)
    • The Scope of The Endangered Species Crisis